Sentence examples for underdeveloped institutions from inspiring English sources

He argues that this makes eminent sense in countries with weak governments and underdeveloped institutions.

Low levels of inclusion of MES in the strategic documents of Polish municipalities may be caused by (i) low environmental awareness, (ii) underdeveloped institutions, and (iii) poor implementation of sustainable development principles.

Social and professional ladders are blocked by factors ranging from underdeveloped institutions to a power structure built upon opaque relationships of mutual obligation ("guanxi").

Simachev et al. (2014) suggest that the Russian state effort to compensate for the underdeveloped institutional space encourages firms to be excessively involved with the state, further inhibiting development of institutions.

These poor socio-economic indices are the product of underdeveloped state institutions, themselves the product of the A.N.C.'s failure to redefine itself from liberation movement to ruling party with a mandate to deliver services to the population.

Moreover, the legitimate firms subsidised by the Mafia have little incentive to be productive, which further lowers everyone's welfare.Relatively recent academic evidence explains the how this process works in other places with underdeveloped legal institutions and cultural norms.

The paper has argued that the Chinese universities since the market-oriented reform had strong propensity to pursue economic gains and strong internal (R&D and other) resources to launch start-ups, and thus established their own firms (i.e. UREs), given the low absorptive capacity of industrial firms and the underdeveloped intermediary institutions.

The stock has more than tripled since Warren Buffett Warren Buffett took a position in it, and although the P/E is still low, remember that there is still additional risk in Chinese companies due to underdeveloped political institutions, banking and regulatory mechanisms and accounting standards.

Robin Sizemore, the executive director of North Carolina-based Hopscotch Adoptions, told The Huffington Post the issue stems from cultural ideology and underdeveloped medical institutions with little to no prenatal care.

This is a key source of greater investor confidence in the region.Because the Latin American banking industry is still relatively underdeveloped, international financial institutions are increasingly looking to expand their operations there.

It is hard to ignore the role of European expansion in the creation of the underdeveloped world's extractive institutions which, in self-perpetuating fashion, continue to constrain reform and development.